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Jewelry: Heirloom, Antique, Collectible, Estate, as well as select pieces of newly designed artist originals are featured in the Port of Mystery inventory. Each piece, a work of art, chosen to be part of this exclusive collection based solely on timelessness of design and skill of workmanship.

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Can You Drink Without Dribbling?

Posted on April 20, 2016 at 6:00 pm by admin / Jewelry values / 0

19th century English puzzle jug It’s April Fool’s Day. Challenge a friend to drink without spilling from an early 19th-century puzzle jug like this one. It has three spouts and a pierced neck, so drinking without spilling seems impossible. It sold for $85 at a Conestoga auction.

Declutter the Collector’s Way

Posted on April 12, 2016 at 5:09 pm by admin / Jewelry values / 0

c.1890 Windsor chair We were reading the AARP Bulletin and were flabbergasted by the “Declutter Your Home” article. It offered suggestions for ways to downsize. When it comes to antiques and collectibles, the advice was questionable. Here are Kovels’ suggestions for collectors.

3 Great Flea Markets to Visit this Spring

Posted on April 1, 2016 at 1:19 pm by admin / Jewelry values / 0

The Kovels.com editors have put together a list of 3 antiques and flea markets not to be missed this spring. Large-scale and chock-full of great finds, these spectacular markets only come around a few times a year.

Kovels on Antiques and Collectibles April 2016 Newsletter Available

Posted on March 31, 2016 at 4:31 pm by admin / Jewelry values / 0

The just-released Kovels on Antiques and Collectibles April 2016 newsletter features gas globes and signs, Biedermeier furniture, Japanese dolls, vintage magic tricks and rocking horses, all with information, photos and prices.

Famous Fakes, Finds and Forgeries

Posted on March 24, 2016 at 7:31 pm by admin / Jewelry values / 0

There’s nothing new about fakes. Spotting them is not an easy task. Here are 4 famous fakes that fooled the experts: the Brewster Chair, the Rothko Forgery, the Cardiff Giant and the Mormon Letters.